Gingers F1 (F)

ROMULAN GENETICS > GINGERS F1 (RED HOTS X ROMULAN) These seed packs come with our Cannverify security labels that have a QR code. Point your cell phone camera at the QR code and a link will pop up that will take you to a page showing all of this grow info listed here, photos, and also lab results showing terpenes, cannabinoids. You can also visit the Cannverify.com website and enter the serial number manually to access this information at any time. An extremely potent indica dominant cultivar, that finishes quickly and yields big. Excellent bag appeal, delicious taste and intoxicating smells. She is very loud in flower, and can stink up the place something fierce. Tastes like spicy red hots candy mixed with blackberries and gasoline. Grows well in just about any conditions. Loves to throw color, with lots of purples especially in cooler rooms/climates. Type: Indica Format: Feminized Photoperiod Sativa / Indica ratio: 90% INDICA / 10 % SATIVA Flowering indoors: 8-9 weeks Flowering outdoors: Oct. Yield: Average-Heavy Resistance against Spider mites: Average Resistance against Powdery Mildew: Above Average Resistance against Botrytis: Above Average Resistance against Thrips: Average Resistance against Cold: High Resistance against Heat: Average Genetics: Red Hots x Romulan Structure: Christmas tree style structure, good nodal spacing Bouquet: Spicy Red Hots candy, Blackberries, Gas fumes High: Potent indica effects, couch lock, sleepy Growing Tips: Excellent for all grow styles, easy to grow well. We recommend growing all feminized seeds in the veg. state until they have reached sexual maturity (stigmas beginning to show) before flowering them. Stabilization through cloning is also recommended for those who prefer that route. This drastically reduces the risk of intersex traits that may be experienced by a very small amount of growers *(higher rates can be experienced with feminized (S1) seeds compared to regular seeds). We have thoroughly tested these seeds just like all of our seeds prior to releasing them, and found no issues, but based on our experience those who rush fem. seeds into flowering from seed tend to be the ones who we see have problems. Feminized Photoperiod